Today I have introduced an experimental Atom feed for flat assembler releases.
It's available under address http://flatassembler.net/atom.php.

The new entries are going to be created upon each new version release. However even when packages are updated without a version change (like when some fixes to interface or documentation are released), the "updated" date in the entries is going to reflect such changes as well - so if your RSS reader is able to notify you in such case, you should get an easier way of knowing that something has been updated on the "Download" page.

When I visit the atom feed page, Firefox gives me some options at the top to subscribe.

Can someone who is familiar with the Atom stuff suggest what is a good service to subscribe with. I get choices: Google, Yahoo, Bloglines and Live Bookmarks. Plus a 'Choose App' (which opens a file dialogue).

The RSS reader addon for FF I just installed asked what folder I had my Live Bookmarks in, so I guess that could be read as them saying Live Bookmarks are the standard.https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4578

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Actually I used it for the first time and I don't know how I've made it this far without it
Now I can see all my feeds beside my e-mail in the Inbox.

I like feeds, I appreciate it (I use Google Reader BTW).

However, I would like to see list of changes in the release instead of general description.

Yes, this is something that would be nice, but unfortunately, the script is not able to generate such info unless I provide it.

Nice addition.

How about exporting board new threads to RSS feed?

that would make life too easy